To maintain the health of Kanaka Creek watershed’s natural ecosystems through education, community involvement, scientific research, land preservations and partnerships based on stewardship principles.
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KEEPS NEWS
A wedding, snake style
Somewhere on lower Kanaka Creek, common garter snakes emerge from their winter den to commence their mating rituals, as many males vie for the female.
Early spring hatchery
Let’s take a little look at what’s going on at Bell-Irving Hatchery these days.
Chum salmon fry release, April 2, 2020
Teachers from c̓əsqənelə elementary release their classroom reared fry at the Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center.